The Board of Education has discussed the challenges at Rundlett Middle School for years. After numerous studies and reports, the Board decided to build a new building instead of renovation. While renovation can often be less costly, due to the age of Rundlett, its mid-century construction and the multiple systems in failure, the cost is similar to new construction.
It’s not as simple as replacing a few walls or windows. Major renovations trigger full compliance with today’s building codes—including structural upgrades, accessibility standards, energy efficiency, life safety systems and reinforcing walls and roofs to meet seismic and wind load codes.
The result would be a very expensive old building.
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October 7, 2025
Board of Education Meeting Notes – Monday, October 6, 2025 These are unofficial notes of the Board of Education meeting held on Monday, September 8. Meetings are broadcast live on the district’s
September 23, 2025
The special Board meeting on September 24 has been cancelled in recognition of Rosh Hashanah. The Boards Executive Committee has set two dates in October for the middle school project. Tuesd. . .
September 18, 2025
Last week, HMFH Architects presented the current design and an updated cost estimate for a new middle school on South Street, where Rundlett is located. The Building Committee reviewed cost opti. . .
September 12, 2025
Board of Education Meeting Notes Monday, September 8, 2025 These are unofficial notes of the Board of Education meeting held on Monday, September 8. Meetings are broadcast live on the . . .
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